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      <title>Sentence mining with Emacs</title>
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      <description>I use Anki to study Russian, and recently switched to using targeted sentence cards instead of vocabulary cards.
Vocabulary cards I started with cards containing a Russian word on the front and its English translation on the back.
Front жизнь Back жизнь &amp;#10230; life (feminine noun) For words with several meanings, I was often unsure how much of the answer I was supposed to recall, discouraging me from putting in the work.</description>
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